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Broken Homes

The yorubas nd stealing be bread nd butter. Click 'like' if dey don steal ur tinx b4 or 'share' if I lie

Young Criminals From Brown Roof Republic Of Afonjas Tarnishing The Image Of Nigeria Both Home And Abroad

I see all those boys in the morning when am in the bus going to work. They play gamble every morning and always run after buses to be a conductor or carry load for passenger. The second by the right was the conductor of the bus I entered the last time. As one of them ran towards the bus, he pushed him back n the guy wearing white by the left punched him on the neck n all d passenger started abusing d boy who hit the conduct. My observation was that they just ran towards the bus for no reason tangible but now its understandable.

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YOUNGELDER1:
my beloved mafoluku

I grew up there too...close to foursquare gospel church

Pls you guys should stop all this afonja and flat head things biko, lets join hand and make Nigeria great again ok pls

AkinPhysicist:
I grew up there too...close to foursquare gospel church

do you mean 4square church in adesanya street ?

Hades2016:
do you mean 4square church in adesanya street ?

I don't remember (its been many years) the name of the street but the church occupies a two story building. I even attended Mafoluku Primary School.

A destroyed country.

Country of bad "leaders".

Those boys people ruled and ruined nigeria than other people.

badboy92:
[size=38pt]Nigerians, if a white man calls us black, we get angry,
but reading the comments so far shows how tribalistic we are,

Nairaland mod, this is getting too much, are the mods sleeping or
what? is Nairaland promoting tribal war?

for the record, am a Nigerian, from the south.[/size]

I see these things all the time, it's pathetic what NL has turned to.

But what do you expect in a country like Nigeria, so messed up with tribalism starting from the president to the smallest house keeper.

Who are the people that started this nonsense, the Yorubas and their Obas, the one they call the President of Nigeria with his 97% and 5% comment which he never regretted making.

With time, God will personally sort Nigeria out and everyone would have peace.

The rate of broken homes here in the west is alarming.

So many kids grow up to be dysfunctional cos they don't usually grow up with both parents. Either the father absconded, or the mother did or they both did!

I have many friends like that and believe me it really affected their attitude towards life and people.

This needs to be checked asap cos it's still the people that will bear the consequences of it all...

Criminals are found everywhere in Nigeria so I don't understand all this tribal shiit going on here...

No sentimental and subjective oaf should quote me pls...

All and everyone of you who commented in the front page should be ashamed of yourself.
I suggest that the police should go after their parents for abandoning and not protecting this kids at their prime. They are the ones who let them loose and failed to cater for them

AkinPhysicist:
I don't remember (its been many years) the name of the street but the church occupies a two story building. I even attended Mafoluku Primary School.

oh I know the church you talking about and I attended mafololuku primary school and mafololuku secondary school too

Ncan south south headquarters reporting live from Benin city..

The suspects; Ganiyu Rahman Sadiq Adebayo (15); Timilehin Oluwaseun (14); Ogundare Moyinoluwa (18); Toheeb Tijani (19) and Adeleke Sodiq (17) were arrested on Friday morning in Oshodi Oke.

Our kids from the west..

Good for them, that's how they stole my phone on d pedestrian bridge at Oshodi.

grandeoj09:
where for Maftown?

popola street close to besam .

The suspects; [b]Ganiyu Rahman Sadiq Adebayo (15); Timilehin Oluwaseun (14); Ogundare Moyinoluwa (18); Toheeb Tijani (19) and Adeleke Sodiq (17) [/b]were arrested on Friday morning in Oshodi Oke.

Hades2016:
oh I know the church you talking about and I attended mafololuku primary school and mafololuku secondary school too

Interesting...so do you still remember that house (not far from the secondary school)...that house that has an apple tree... after school some of us will go and try to pluck some apples from that tree...memories.

AkinPhysicist:
Interesting...so do you still remember that house (not far from the secondary school)...that house that has an apple tree... after school some of us will go and try to pluck some apples from that tree...memories.

apple tree !!!! , i stay in Adesanya str but move some years back .. so i don't know the apple tree you talking about